The Ray Connolly Beatles Archive

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information written from the view point of a newspaper reporter, gave new insight into the beatles. enjoyed the read

This collection of articles and interviews penned by Beatles insider Ray Connolly provides exclusive access to the Fab Four. He was there; he knew them all. I got so much out of this book – portraits of each Beatle in their homes, on the road, recording and just hanging out. I’ve read so many books on the Beatles, but Connolly’s book provides such striking insight into the personalities of each Beatle. Highly enjoyable!

It included interview material that I have not read.That is very hard with the amount of Beatle books on the market

Ray Connolly is an English writer, who wrote for many British newspapers, and wrote a lot about The Beatles, especially John and Paul, with who he became friends. His book, "Beatles Archive," a collection of a lot of his articles about "the boys" for various newspapers, gives us their stories as they happened, in real time.If you love The Beatles, the real guys not the myth (and, trust me, they're very different and just as wonderful), you should read it.Ray's book opened my eyes to the reality of Yoko Ono, the good and the bad, for instance, and the positive effect she had on John, a very complicated man, a true troubled genius. The book's an eye opener!Suffice it to say Yoko wasn't either as bad as the myth says or as good as she would want you to believe. But their love was really real. And this book is simply fantastic!